What irks me in this ICC issue is not the fact that the cases may or may not be rock solid cases but the behaviour of the people in the gallery.
I find it strange that gallery members are very quick to post that 1 judge has left a case, but forget to mention that the case is still on course as it seems 3 other judges are still in the case.
We have gallery members treating this issue as if it is a soccer match. To see who scores more goals than the other.
Others have taken the suspects to be their personal mascots. If the mascot suffers they suffer. Just like a football hooligan syndrome.
There is nothing to be proud about if this case doesn't go to its full conclusion. Which includes total vindication of the suspects.
But having an online cheering squad is not something to be proud about unless these people are your paymasters or your brothers or partners in crime.
For as long as I don't see people at the law courts of Nairobi cheering for or against a suspect in the court room, I will think the above.
Even if you support the honourable suspects, there is a need to be conscious of the fact that a lot of people lost their lives in that nonsense. You should empathise and temper your support to consider the person who lost their husband, child and other family members in this issue.
The genuine supporter is one who will agree that even if this case says that these people are innocent, there needs to be someone answerable to what happened to innocent Kenyans.
Some say that some other 2 people were involved. But somehow refuse to explain why these other two don't face the law.
The rallying call in Kenya now is MOVE ON.
Unfortunately, only banana republics refuse to ensure justice to their members. Only the Kingdom of Zamunda moves on.
That is my view.
But I don't expect much.
This is the country that has trained social media youth wingers, elect MP's who's first job is to increase their own salaries, then cheers as possible witnesses start disappearing one after another.
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.